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Changing termion for crossterm #24

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SunP04 opened this issue Oct 10, 2023 · 4 comments
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Changing termion for crossterm #24

SunP04 opened this issue Oct 10, 2023 · 4 comments

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SunP04 commented Oct 10, 2023

As of 09/10/2023, Termion has no support for Windows.
As this looks like a project that shouldn't be attached to just Linux, I propose the use of Crossterm(Termion alternative) for the crossplatform.

By changing only changing that, the code would be accessible in any platform.

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rexim commented Oct 10, 2023

I personally think we need to get rid of all of these dependencies to fundamentally solve the "rewriting in a new framework every 6 months" sickness of js developers. I'll see what we can do here.

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rexim commented Oct 10, 2023

And before you Rust children go "boo-hoo, rewritting whole termion from scratch is hard, boo-hoo" just remember that we don't need the whole termion.

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SunP04 commented Oct 12, 2023

Reopening bc I'm dumb and clicked the wrong buttons, sorry.

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SunP04 commented Oct 12, 2023

I personally think we need to get rid of all of these dependencies to fundamentally solve the "rewriting in a new framework every 6 months" sickness of js developers. I'll see what we can do here.

I absolutely agree with that, I just think that with termion, you're too locked into the Linux space, while crossterm (or another option, dunno) can give more possibilities.

And before you Rust children go "boo-hoo, rewritting whole termion from scratch is hard, boo-hoo" just remember that we don't need the whole termion.

I also agree with that. Making it optional can mean that you can just use the framework you like more.

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